With that, your Label is binded to a property on your view model. When the property changes, your UI updates automatically. That you had to ask this indicates you haven't done any tutorials, or worked through the basic walk-throughs or ... well, any ... of the documentation out ...
The choice may further depend on the application to which the TE LSPs are put and the nature, topology, and switching capabilities of the network. A comparison of the usages of the different signaling options is beyond the scope of this document and should be the subject of a separate applic...
The scalability of the Multi-service architecture is guaranteed by using the aggregated flow based routing mechanism, which is similar to virtual circuit approach. Each incoming flow is mapped to one of the existing aggregated flows, which determines a specific network path, whenever it enters the ...
then F-12 to that C#, to see the converter is then using the XAML static resource for consistent color definition, so have to F-12 to look that up {...} When I look at the XAML above I can see everything for that label in one place.I...
The key bit of code is the insertion of the BoxView into your second column. This will be sized correctly and will always be as big as the column itself. Then when the grid changes size (SizedChanged event), we go back through the rows and force all the labels to be sized exactl...